I Found …
Spiritual, Social, Intellectual, and Practical Musings from Prison
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Everything that takes place in our lives has value and purpose. There are no wasted experiences. We do not ultimately fail. What we get are results and if the results that we are experiencing are not what we want we have to make different decisions. I know that some people may believe that their failure is unpardonable or unchangeable, because it has already produced certain types of conditions. I want to assure you that if you are will to grow from it, things may not return to what they were previously in your life; maybe they don't need to revert to what they were. You have had those experiences and now it may be time to create a new set of experiences. It may be time to use your past experiences to inform others.
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About the Book
The next time the answers to your questions about your core beliefs may not come from a place you may expect. Tony Morris’s colorful and scholarly narrative brings readers inside the world of the incarcerated. It is an environment where the average person would never expect to receive answers to some of the most life-altering questions for their lives. While he was incarcerated, Tony Morris never imagined his life would be positively impacted in prison, where he met men from all walks of life and various cultural backgrounds. His perspective on those experiences gives insight and empowerment to those who may be facing challenges in their lives. Tony Morris takes us on an extraordinary journey with fascinating eyewitness accounts of courage, endurance, and discovery as he served his forty-month prison sentence. In one of the most challenging environments a person could experience, Tony Morris discovers that God, faith, and life are just as real in prison as they are outside of prison. As you read his account, it becomes clear that you can gain a wealth of experience wherever you are if you remain open to the opportunity to learn and discover what you believe and stand for.
About the Author
Tony Morris had more than a twenty-five-year track record as a pastor, community leader, business leader, and innovator until he was charged, convicted, and sentenced to a forty-month prison sentence. His prison experience produced some profound discoveries in his life that he shares in his first book, I Found … Tony lives in the greater Seattle area with his wife, Renee. They have two adult daughters and one granddaughter.